Dr. Bronner's Sal Suds Biodegradable Cleaner, Siberian Fir & Spruce, 16 fl oz

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Sal Suds Biodegradable Cleaner, Siberian Fir & Spruce, 16 fl oz

A concentrated 16-ounce multipurpose cleaner with a complete current formula and an explicit manufacturer phthalate exclusion.

  • household cleaning
  • concentrate
  • phthalate-free
  • multipurpose

Why it earns a place

The exact 16-ounce variant has a current explicit phthalate exclusion, complete formula disclosure, stable SKU and barcode, and a matching one-time offer.

Phthalate assuranceExplicit claim + transparent formula

What backs the claim

Dr. Bronner's explicitly excludes phthalates from Sal Suds and publishes the complete current formula for the exact available 16-ounce variant.

What it does not prove

EWG's July 2025 exact-name VERIFIED record lists an older formulation with sea salt and without limonene, while the current maker formula uses sodium chloride and adds limonene, so no current exact-formula EWG assurance is claimed. The maker disclosure is not a public finished-batch quantitative phthalate test. Essential oils and limonene can irritate or sensitize some users. Dilute as directed, keep out of eyes, flush eyes with water for 15 minutes after contact, and do not drink.

Current maker disclosure · variant 36027032043684 · SKU SSLI16 · barcode 018787766316 Check the evidence → Reviewed 2026-10-10

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Checked October 10, 2026

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Why the category matters

Research behind the recommendation.

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Policy & measurement Laboratory migration study

What migrated from ten silicone air-fryer molds

Migration varied sharply among ten molds; dibutyl phthalate exceeded its referenced specific migration limit in the dry-food simulant, while aqueous-simulant results stayed below the criteria used.

Polymers, 2026 Read summary
Policy & measurement Expert review

What we know about DEHTP and other substitutes

Exposure to alternative plasticizers such as DEHTP is increasingly documented, but human health evidence remains limited and does not support treating every substitute as proven safer.

Environmental Pollution, 2026 Read summary